Beth Drewett poses beside a marble counter, with a staircase behind her.

Meet Beth

Beth Drewett is a Texas native who has spent more than three decades in Austin, and Barton Creek is one of the neighborhoods she knows best. Sellers rely on her keen eye for design when it comes to preparing, presenting, and marketing a home, and on her meticulous attention to every detail of the process.

Many of Beth's sales begin privately, through her network of relationships across West Austin, giving her clients the option of a quiet, discreet sale before a home ever reaches the open market. When you request a valuation through this page, Beth prepares it personally.

Beth and her husband of 37 years, Patton Sr., raised their four sons in Austin. As Barton Creek residents and members of Barton Creek Country Club, Beth and Patton are deeply connected to the community they call home. Their longstanding relationships and involvement in neighborhood life give Beth a personal understanding of Barton Creek that extends well beyond real estate. They knows not only what makes its homes exceptional, but also the people, lifestyle, and community that make living here so special.

Beth's Work in Barton Creek

A selection of Barton Creek homes Beth has represented, including several sold privately.

The Barton Creek Market, At a Glance

Our latest report covers median sale price, price per square foot, months of inventory, and cumulative days on market across Barton Creek and its sub-markets. Request your valuation and we'll include the full report with it.

Request Your Private Barton Creek Valuation

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Services List
Barton Creek Buyer Network Private & Off-Marketing Listing Strategy Market Positioning for Luxury Homes Comass Concierge Pre-Listing Services Discreet Sale & Confidential Client Services Estate Preparation & Downsizing Extensive Network of Trusted Vendors Strategic Pricing Guidance Professional Home Staging Expert Negotiation & Contract Guidance